This Multicolor Inlay Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Necklace Set is a work of art! Its unique inlay design and stunning colors will make you shine. With the matching earrings, you'll have a beautiful set that will be cherished for years to come. Make a statement in style! This stunning multicolor inlay sterling silver squash blossom necklace set is no ordinary jewelry piece. Expertly handmade with intricate and unique detail, it is sure to become the perfect accent to any wardrobe and make a cherished gift for a loved one.

The squash blossom necklace is 28" inches in length. Naja is 3" x 2.5" inches. 

Metal: Sterling Silver

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The stones in inlay jewelry are set into the jewelry, as opposed to being fixed with metal clamps or other hardware. To ensure a smooth fit, holes are cut to precisely match the shape and size of the stones being utilized. often includes inlay components. Jewelry with inlay stones is more delicate and requires special handling since the stones are not as securely fastened. The stones in your inlay jewelry may break free and fall out of their settings if you drop, scratch, or bend them. This kind of jewelry should only be cleaned with a polishing cloth. 

The history of Squash Blossom Necklaces is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the Native American tribes of the Southwest. It began with the introduction of silversmithing techniques and materials by Spanish traders in the 16th century. The necklace's iconic crescent-shaped pendant, resembling squash blossoms, earned it its unique name. Initially crafted by Navajo silversmiths in the mid-19th century, the necklace soon gained popularity among the Navajo, Zuni, and Pueblo tribes. It became a symbol of status and prestige and later captured the attention of collectors and tourists, establishing itself as an iconic representation of Southwestern jewelry. Over time, the Squash Blossom Necklace evolved with changing tastes, incorporating diverse gemstones and intricate silverwork while remaining a cherished tribute to the artistic legacy of the Southwest and the creativity of Native American artisans.